Security and licenses
The brokerage company is licensed by several independent regulators and operates under international law. Check out below all the regulators and banks that the broker works with.
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ASIC
An Australian regulator that monitors the performance of duties and regulations by financial companies and brokers in the country and abroad.
IFSC
National regulator of Belize, which protects the interests of financial market participants (traders, investors).
MiFID
Financial European Directive, the purpose of which is to regulate the activities of participants in exchange trading and banking operations.
FSA
The Financial Services Authority is the independent regulator of the country of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, where Trade-Station also operates.
CySEC
Cyprus regulator, which has been in force since 2001. The Independent Securities and Exchange Commission works with a variety of brokerage firms in Europe and other regions.
Currenex
A system for organizing exchange trading (electronic trading platform), which brings together liquidity providers, traders and other participants in financial markets.
Bank of America
One of the largest American conglomerates, which simultaneously acts as a liquidity provider and a payment processing center for various financial and brokerage companies.
KCG Hotspot
One of the largest trading platforms in the world, which is an ECN provider of quotes for brokerage companies.